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Would you mind putting that part under a spoiler tag? It helps keep the experience intact for new viewers. Thank you so much for your understanding!
You could now add her latest shows (Confidence Queen, Siren's Kiss...) 😉
PS: Ton profil est trop chou !💝
Lots of people haven't watched this show yet and your (character-dynamic) feedback is a bit "emotionally spoilery"; not in a plot‑revealing way (as it doesn’t mention major events, twists or outcomes) but it does reveal how a key relationship evolves emotionally, which some viewers who prefer going in blind to character arcs would count this as a spoiler.
Same for your "Scene Description" comment just here below...
On the other hand, I am delighted with this possible 2nd season.
As you said, it didn't really need another season but I found the first one so interesting, well executed and talentedly played that I would love to see the same/most characters (developping their sidestories or new stories) again.
Even if we feel a certain Western influence, I don’t think we will ever see Korean series with endless extended seasons. This is still KOREAN television, so I'm not that worried.
I understand the concern. Netflix influences certain projects (to answer its Western audience), but it doesn’t control the Asian market: local broadcasters, screenwriters, and the Korean audience remain the dominant forces. K‑dramas are evolving, but they’re not becoming Westernized — they’re adapting while keeping their narrative DNA intact.
Furthermore, South Korean dramas are not just cultural products: they are a strategic sector supported by the state, a form of national soft power, and an economic model that works precisely because it differs from Western formats.
Korean broadcasters (tvN, JTBC, SBS, MBC, ENA…) have every reason to preserve their narrative identity.
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